Thank you! 🤩 anything particular in the video that you find the most helpful/enjoyable?

Of course! It works the same way for any other platforms, TD, Schwab, Fidelity, etc

For sure! Depending on the context of the presentation, the storytelling technique can adopt to it! Sometimes image worked better, some times videos will!

Hii thank for the comments! I don't think I have the knowledge to answer that question haha, since there are so many schools with grants and I have not looked into schools for year. I bet many things changed. Yet, you can use ChatGPT or similar to do that research for you. Compile a list of 10 schools with the most grants, and then you can refine the schools based on how well their programs match your interests. There can be schools with full scholarships but the program is more graphic design related and you are into UX, so that might not be a great fit. I understand we want the best of both worlds, but I think there will be trade offs to make in the end. First step is still gather info though! ChatGPT or similar can be very handy :)

Thank you! Anything other questions about picking strike prices? Happy to answer them!

Thank you! Just to get some feedback from my audience, what in particular about this video that helped you the most? I will make sure to do more of that in the future! :D

Yeah check 2:27 in the video. The upgrade is on the same screen where you check your level 3. I think it also has something to do with the investor profile you filled out. You can always check Robinhood site robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/advanced-options-strategies/. Looks like having a margin account is also a requirement.

That's correct. I have pretty much calls in this video. Puts will be similar concept but just flipped with everything. Anything particular about intrinsic and extrinic values on put options you want to see?

Thank youuu 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thank you Jessica! Anything you didn't expect from the behind the scenes? 😂

@@Justeen15 I loved the salary transparency; we need more of this on the internet! I also really appreciated seeing how you block your day out. I love watching these type of videos so much! I am curious, have you ever encountered any weird comments from your bosses or HR about documenting so much for your role? I would love to do more of this eventually, and love to hear how others approach it.

@@JessicaFranco1 Hiii! Sorry for the delay and thanks for getting back! To answer your question, no I have not got weird comments. At the same time, I made my video with lots of caution in mind so I don't share anything that's not public knowledge or things you cannot find on the internet, or places you can go in person. Some of the sensitive looking things I either replicated it in figma with similar visual or just created something new. Like the Google Meet, they are all my own accounts. As much as I want to share all details about my work, I do want to respect and protect anything confidential from my workplace :)

Hahah thank you! Glad to hear you seeing what I’m trying to do to 😂 there can be some impact: for the short call you sold, someone bought it from you. If they want to collect NVDA dividends, then they will exercise their call so they can own shares to receive dividends (not say this will happen for sure). Then you will need to adjust your position when that happens. It doesn’t mean it will happen for sure, there is just a possibility. If you use Robinhood, you might get a reminder email saying “Early Assignment Risk”, which is what I just talked about. At the same time, my current NVDA PMCC has a 149 short call, but NVDA stock is 138, so why would the buyer of my 149 call wants to exercise and buy 100 shares at 149 just to collect the dividend? They can just buy 100 shares at 138? Therefore, personally, I’m not worried about my short call get early assigned cuz when it’s OTM it’s not very likely IMO. Do more research on your own too so you can make a more informed decision :)

Thank you! Let me know if you have any questions on PM UX collaborations!

Thank you! Let me know if you have any questions on PM UX collaborations!

Thank you! Which part of the video do you find the most useful for you?

@Justeen15 I like the part in which you talked about "what is important to PMs". So, now I know on what should I need to focus on as a designer. Also, I really like that you are not just talking, but you are giving us the examples of push, ask, ignore, show and copy them. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge with us.

@@mirka488 Thank you! Glad that it's useful! Good luck in your future interviews :)

Hi! Yes, you should be able to just click into your spread, tap trade, and there should be a [close] button I believe. Can you check to see if that works? If not, I will make another video about this.

Thank you!

Hii! Thanks haha! (Which ease in ease out demo again? I don't remember what I put in the video 😅)

Hi Ivy! Thanks for the comment! The bonus content promo period has ended unfortunately :/ You can still use this video as the guide and if you still want the worksheet, check video descriptions for details! Cheers!

Thank you! Yeah rolling deserves its own story and walkthrough! Out of curiosity to get some feedback, what do you find the useful/enjoyable in this PMCC video? :)

@@Justeen15user friendly for newer option traders, the scenarios graphic was also nice to visually show what the strategy is meant for

@@kevzy1 Awesome! Good to know, are there any topics other than rolling you'd like to see?

The computation is base on closing the long call in a weekly basis. Can you just keep the long call and keep selling calls weeekly?

@@edchristianaguinaldo3733 In the breakdown at 6:50, you don't close the long call. You only close the short call. The number just shows a weekly scenario for both long and short call, so you are correct there. Yet, the numbers for the long call are illustrative to show how it will change in price. You can still close it, but yes you are correct that the idea of PMCC is you keep the long call and keep selling short calls every week/month to profit :) Does that help?

Thank you! Did the video help you understand PMCC?

@ yea it did…it present it well with the Robinhood examples…also the butter spread on the debit spread videos…nice simple content

@@overgrindentertainment599 Thanks! Any other topics you would like to see or any confusing concepts you want to get more clarity on?

@@Justeen15 yea…early assignment margin calls…and rolling options

@@overgrindentertainment599 Sure thing! Will let you know when those come out :)

Thank you for supporting! You are a great viewer :)

Exactly, you don’t want your call to get exercised so locking in gain and exit the position early will help with that. You can wait until Friday and collect the last $10 or so, especially if you don’t mind the risk of getting exercised then it’s totally fine! There has been a saying of closing the short call after you reach 50% of the gain and that’s what scenario 1 covers too

Thank you! Let me know if you’d like to see anything other options/investing topics :)

Hey yes totally my mistake. Thank you for catching it. They should be calls instead of puts. I made a correction comment earlier and let me add yours to it :). Is everything else in the video clear? I'm thinking just remaking this video since there are many things wrong about it.

Thank you! Which version is your favourite?

​@@Justeen15 the 2nd, i pick it up, thanks

Nice! 👍🏻

Nice meeting you and thank you! The first thing I would do is go back to manager/leadership and advocate for more time and budget to begin with. They have to understand the importance of the UXR I do, and how the reliability, validity, and conclusiveness of the finding depends on time and budget. I can do free user research that takes a day, but it does not contribute a lot of insights and data to the project and ultimate does not translate a lot to business value. Therefore I would be direct in terms of asking for more time and budget, and have a concrete num in mind. Then next if I really cannot actualize my original plan with the time and budget, then I have to get creative and strategic. Can I recruit the same amount of people with less cost? Maybe people internally that share similar end user traits? If I cannot do 20 people, I would do 10? 5? If I only have 2 days, can I get another coworkers to help me with the UXR? Once I can justify how important and valuable this research is, it should be easier to get more resources and people to help out.

@@Justeen15 Very practical tips!

Thank you! Hope that's helpful! Was there anything in particular that you find the most interesting/useful in this video?

Thank you!

Hi Beth! Thanks for the comment! Yeah, playing the video can help storytelling but depend on other factors (in person vs remote, internet speed, length of video, etc), it can really make a difference! :D

Thank you!

Haha. I should remake it to make it even simpler at some point haha. Do you have any burning questions on margin?

Hi Hannah! Absolutely! Anything specific about PMCC you'd like to see?

@Justeen15 thanks again Justeen .I just can't build pmcc settings up, I can't find custome build pmcc in my phone app. I learned how it works pmcc from you thanks 😊 but I can't build strategy. Hopefully you'll understand what I am trying to explain thanks

I just made a PMCC video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJvanKJ3aN6Jpas Hope you like it :D

Thank you! Glad that's it's useful! Is there any specific part in the video that helps you the most?

Woohoo thank you!

Awesome! Glad that it helps! To just poke a little deeper, which part of the video is the most relevant to your work?

@@Justeen15 Hi Justeen, I found the tools, sample size and presentation strategies towards various audiences parts are specifically helpful to me personally! But truly love all five tips, they are really good!👍

@@bebeeru3066 Ah good to know! Thank you for following up!

@@bebeeru3066 Awesome! Are there any topics you'd like to see in future videos?

@@Justeen15 hi Justen, I’d like to see your take on data informed design tips, things like how to set measurements with the team(PM specifically) as we as tracking data and use data to effectively for design decisions. That would be super helpful, thank you!

Ahahaha glad that you appreciate that little touch!

Thank you! Out of curiosity, what in the video do you find the most useful?

@@Justeen15Sure! I’m working with developers on a project and everything you mentioned is true. They just don’t see things as designers do hence communication is super important!

Also I love the way how you explain the points and then tie them back to interview questions. That’s really helpful!

Ah yeah I try to spill the hard truth 😂 but at the same time if we look at it the empathetic way, we should understand how ENG sees things!

Ah sounds great! Thanks for the feedback!

Thank you so much hahaha! Out of curiosity, what in the video do you find the most useful?

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you and good luck! Please circle back and tell us how it goes! It will be helpful to see if they are asking new questions :) cheers!

​@@Justeen15 Just got done with the interview (it lasted only for 20 mins, felt too short kinda scared). but i was prepared through the video to tackle all the questions: (context: for the role of product design intern an edtech indian startup with 20M MAUs) nothing new questions to be honest, all the questions were from the video only: again thank you :))

Hi! Thank you for the support! Please refer the video description for the worksheet :) Cheers! Keep learning and design a better future!

haha glad to help! what in particular helped you in this video that others don't explain? I'm now very curious :)

haha glad to help! what in particular helped you in this video that others don't explain? I'm now very curious :)

Cheers! Thanks for the comments!

Sure thing! Let me know if there are any other topics you want to see in future videos :)

Thank you! Glad that it's useful!

Thank you so much Mark! Please let me know if there are any "how to" video you would like to see! I plan to make more of those! Let me know :)

Thank you :) Glad to help! Out of curiosity, what elements in the video that helped you understand the most?